Over 100 Street Artists Transform Tunisian Village into Their Canvas

In the small Tunisian village, Er-Riadh, 150 street artists, from 30 different countries, gathered to create an unprecedented public street art exhibition. The event was organized and made possible by French Galerie Itinerrance founder, Mehdi Ben Cheikh, to pay homage the village’s history of Muslims, Christians and Jews living in the beautiful surroundings for the last 2,000 years. (Above: Created by ROA from Belgium)

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Created by Dan23 (France)

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Created by Pantonio (Portugal)

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Created by BTOY (Spain)

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Created by ROA (Belgium)

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Created by M-city (Poland)

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Created by Phlegm (UK)

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Created by DOME (Germany)

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Created by Pantonio (Portugal)

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Created by Malakkai (Spain)

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Created by Know Hope (USA) and Orticanoodles (Italy)

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Created by Saner (Mexico)

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Created by Swoon (USA)

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Created by Malakkai (Spain)

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Created by Twoone (Japan)

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Created by Bom.K (France)

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Created by Deyaa (Saudi Arabia)

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Created by Add Fuel (Portugal)

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Created by Claudio Ethos (Brazil)